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ArcGIS Is a Platform Enabling Web GIS Everywhere

Available in the Cloud . . . . . . and On-Premises

Simple Integrated Open

Desktop Web Device

Server Online Content and Services

Portal

ArcGIS Supports the Enterprise

Transforming the Role of GIS

Making Mapping and GIS Available across Your Organization Professional

GIS

ArcGIS

Executive Access

Public Engagement

Work Anywhere

Knowledge Workers

Enterprise Integration

What’s Now for Utilities? Comments we have collected

• Reconcile/Conflict Management - Large number of conflicts being encountered - Reconcile failures in certain situations

• Geometric Network

- Difficult to identify problem features up front - Need additional tools for finding issues

• Replication

- Occasional loss of data during synchronization - Insufficient logging when problems arise

Esri 2013 Development Initiatives

• Provide existing consumers of the geometric network a release from which they can continue to use our software with confidence

• Proactively looking at the platform as a whole

• Three main areas being reviewed: - Reconcile/conflict management process - Geometric network tools - Replication workflows

• Updates to be made available on the releases you currently deploy

• Utilities and Telecom Quality Improvement Patch (QIP)

Utilities and Telecom QIP

• Release plan - We have built all fixes as part of the 10.2.1 release - Joint holistic testing with Schneider Electric completed in September - Updates are now being ported back to the releases you currently deploy

• Release date

- 10.2.1 is scheduled to ship in November/December - The 10.1 sp 1 version of the QIP is wrapping up now - Work on 10.0 and 9.3.1 versions will follow

Utilities and Telecom QIP

• Want to know more? - Tuesday morning 11:00 – 12:00, Room 001A - Technical Overview of 2013 Utility Release (Esri & SE)

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ArcGIS Desktop Gets Better Enhances Quality and Introduces New Capabilities

Generalization

Improved Editing Mapping

Optimized Hot Spot

Big Data

Analysis

JSON

Excel

Geoprocessing

Image Caching

Security

What’s Next for Utilities?

• General Asset Management - “Don’t let us make mistakes” - Smart Grid makes quality data more important

• Simplified Workflows

• Better Performing Workflows/Tools

Requirements we have collected

Your input is driving our work. . . . (EGUG Feedback, Ideas.arcgis.com, etc)

What’s Next for Utilities?

• Network Modeling - More connectivity options (Z support, connectivity

without coincidence) - Support for contained features (underground, inside

plant, complex junctions) - Tracing between network (transmission to

distribution) - Changing status without editing - Better output/extraction options - Better support for networks across entire ArcGIS

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Requirements we have collected

What’s Next for Utilities?

• Transaction Management - Less painful reconcile - Ways to reduce the number of conflicts - Better support for split/split conflicts - Better mobile options (networks in the field)

Requirements we have collected

Utilities QIP

ArcGIS Roadmap Improving the Platform

. . . Focused on Quality, User Needs, and Innovation

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2013

2014

10.1

More Apps

10.2

Web GIS • Multiple Windows • 64 Bit • Clean UX • Integrated 3D • Geodesign

• Powerful Analytics • Fluid Display • Fast

New Desktop Experience

10.2.1

Utilities QIP 10.1, 10, 9.3.1

Esri Technology Update

• Tuesday 8:30am-9:30am • Room 103A ArcMap

ArcCatalog

ArcGlobe / ArcScene

Michael Young Principal Security Architect

Security

Secure Foundation

• SSAE16 - Esri Data Center Operations

• Safe Harbor

- Esri Self-Certification backed by TRUSTe

• Expanding Security Teams

- Assurance, Operations, Engineering, Architecture - Supplemented by Managed Services Security

Esri Operations

Strong Operational Security Provides a Solid Foundation for Strong Product Security

Secure Foundation Cloud Infrastructure

• ArcGIS Online Utilizes World-Class Cloud Infrastructure Providers - Microsoft Azure - Amazon Web Services

Secure Products Compliance

• Desktop - USGCB

• Server & Portal

- 3rd Party Security Audits

• ArcGIS Online Cloud

- FISMA Low – In progress - FedRAMP Moderate – Upcoming

- FISMA/FedRAMP & NERC CIP v5 based on NIST 800 series

Secure Products Enterprise Capabilities

• Enterprise Login Integration - SAML 2.0 Standard - ArcGIS Online Now, Portal Future Release - Being Added to Clients (Upcoming ArcGIS Collector Build)

• ArcGIS Server with Portal - Federated Identity Management - Windows integrated Authentication Support

• Active Directory Nested Groups & Domain Forest

• Stronger PKI/Smartcard Validation

Product Security Reduced Attack Surface

• Reduced SQL Injection Attack Surface - Standardized query enforcement option

(Server and AGOL)

• Disable Automatic Data Copying Upon

Publish - ArcGIS Server Setting

Secure Patterns- Hosted

Firewall Esri Cloud

Server

Secure Patterns – On Premise Firewall

On-Premise Servers

Portal

Secure Patterns – Hybrid Single Organization

Firewall On-Premise

Servers

Secure Patterns – Hybrid Cloud + Portal

Firewall On-Premise

Servers

Portal

HTTP HTTPS

Secure Patterns – Hybrid Public + Private Cloud

Firewall On-Premise

Servers

HTTP Public Cloud

HTTPS Private Cloud

Secure Patterns Utility Workflows

• Public Communications - Outage viewer - Need scale on demand capabilities - Solution: ArcGIS Online

• Internal/Field Operations - Disaster assessment - End user experience key

- No VPN (Cross mobile platform) - Want a Single-Sign-On experience

- Demand Standard Security Protocols - What is sensitive data? - Solution: Portal/Server & ArcGIS Online

Additional Resources

Additional Resources

• Products - Extensive Online Help

• Enterprise Solutions

- Pro.ArcGIS.com

• Cloud - ArcGIS Online

- 2 Page Flyer - 100+ Cloud Security Alliance Answers

(Ask Acct Manager)

• Professional Services

- ArcGIS Security Architecture Workshop

Summary

• Esri creates and hosts secure products backed by a continuously improving foundation

• The ArcGIS Platform utilizes enterprise security standards and meets compliance needs

• Deployment patterns allow utilities to meet rigorous security requirements, while utilizing the cloud as appropriate today

• The Enterprise Security team welcomes your feedback and suggestions

- ESInfo@esri.com

ArcGIS for Gas Tom Coolidge and Joe Holubar

Gas utilities are geographic businesses

Delivering essential energy

Many U.S. gas and electric utilities

63%

24 of 38 utility families serving 500,000 or more gas customer meters

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Gas and Electricity Gas Only

Gas Distribution Integrity Management

ArcGIS for Gas

ArcGIS for Gas

Quick to Deploy

New Way of Working

Easy to Use

Pre-Configured for the Gas Industry

Web GIS Is Key to ArcGIS for Gas

Enabling a Flexible and Agile Approach

Distributed Services

Web GIS

Deployment Pattern

Your Data Web Maps Your Groups Applications

The foundation of ArcGIS for Gas

Pat Dolan

Taking GIS to the EOC

The Plan

Publish the Web Maps Configure Ops Dashboard Create GP Model Deploy Applications

No Budget

No Project

Show Benefits

LiDAR at Alabama Power Matt Clarkson

LiDAR at Alabama Power

• Reconducter and Rating Work

• First Greenfield Site 2007 - 2 Years to Acquire Rights, Design, and

Construct 20 Miles of Transmission Line

• NERC FAC-008

The Data Management Problem

• Massive amounts of data (several TBs)

• Geospatial Extents of Data Hard to Determine

• “Kept doing the same thing and expecting different results…”

LiDAR Data

• PLS CADD design-ready files

• Ground and Vegetation files

• Raw and classified LAS files

And Even More Data

• Orthoimagery

• Weather Data

• Monumentation

• Oblique Imagery

• Planametric Drawings

The BIG Questions Where is it?

When was it? What is it?

How do I access it? What do I do with it?

ArcGIS for Imagery Management

• Implementation - Began and ended in June 2013 (9 Days) - Server Setup and Configuration - Scripts to Manage Data and Meta-data - Image and Vector Processing

• Conversion of PLS to LAS

- Investment in Processing/Classification of Data

- Capture of Imagery Color Values - Width Specific (400’ or less)

ArcGIS for Imagery Management

LASD – “Where” Meta data – “When” Shaded Relief & Contours – “What”

ArcGIS Server w/ Image Extension

Find & View the Data

• Connect LiDAR Data on the Client’s Computer

• Profile and 3D Viewing

Alabama Power and Esri ArcGIS for Imagery Management

• Accessibility - Data no Longer in

Limited Access Silos

• Enterprise Wide Use - Line Routing - Line Design - Civil - Environmental - Construction - Vegetation - ROW Protection - Real Estate

Chris Ovens Kevin Kirk

Enterprise Mapping & Location Analytics

ArcGIS GeoEnables Business Systems Providing Mapping, Spatial Analysis, and Reporting

Supporting Location Analytics Everywhere

Microsoft Office

Esri Maps for . . . • Office • IBM Cognos • SharePoint • MicroStrategy • SAP • Salesforce • Dynamics

Spreadsheets

Enterprise Systems

Esri Location Analytics

• Geo-enable Key Business Systems

• Make Location Information Available

• Connect Application and People Through Maps and Geography

Do you have a Location Analytics strategy for your organization?

Victor Capa

GeoEnrichment

Demo

Summary

• Location is Fundamental to your Business

• You Need a Location Analytics Strategy

• Esri Adds Location to Office, SharePoint, SAP, Cognos, Microstrategy… - See New Patterns - Achieve Greater Insights - Improve decision makings - Attain better outcomes

• Increasing the Value of your data, knowledge and experience

Do you have a Location Analytics strategy for your organization?

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